Conference programme: - Session 1 “Welfare analysis”; - Policy Panel: “Reforms to pension systems: from academia to policymaking”; - Session 2 “Taxing Wealth” ; - Session 3 “Firms and place-based policy” ; - Session 4 “Health and public policy” ; - Session 5 “Pensions and...

Bringing together anthropologists and social scientists working at the intersection of economy and ethics, we invite papers that draw on ethnography to explore how people conceptualize freedom in contemporary worlds of work, with a particular focus on: - The subject of work; - Work as a process...

Conference Themes: Theme I: Technology, Globalization and Work; Theme II: Labour Organisations and Labour Rights in the Changing World of Work; Theme III: Changing Pattern of Rural Labour Markets.

The Health Services Research Association of Australia & New Zealand (HSRAANZ) supports and promotes the conduct and dissemination of applied research to improve the delivery and organisation of health services in Australia and New Zealand. The conferences are the focal point of the...

The workshop brings together junior and senior labor economists to present and discuss their ongoing research at the frontier of labor economics and applied econometrics. Junior researchers and graduate students who have drafted their job market paper are particularly encouraged to submit a...

Topics: - Worker Status, Work Classification, Organisational Flexibility - Economic Value of Work - Welfare, Work Settings, Health and Safety - Actors and Tools Governing Occupational Transitions - Occupational Training and Development - Representation, Participation and Collective Bargaining -...

The course is aimed at post-graduate and senior researchers from throughout Europe, who are seeking to conduct research on the basis of the EU‐LFS. Besides highlighting the legal and administrative aspects of data access, the course will demonstrate the possibilities of the EU‐LFS in a...

Randomized experiments are the golden standard of causal analysis and have become an important tool in policy evaluations. However, conducting field experiments poses several methodical challenges like external validity, spillover effects, or dynamic selection. The two-day workshop seeks to...

The workshop aims to bring together researchers who apply econometric methods to answer questions in health economics. We are open to recent methods from the program evaluation literature as well as to classical health econometrics (like models for unordered, ordered, or count data). We also...

The University of Melbourne Health Economics Group (UMHEG) is a cross-faculty network of health economists based primarily at the University of Melbourne. The aim of this workshop is to share the research being done by the different faculties and schools who are members of the group.